Człowiek, którego nie ma

His backstory is so compelling and layered—I'm curious what motivated the author to craft such a complex character from this background.

The tension was intense at the start and end, but those middle sections felt a bit slower. Was that intentional to develop other plotlines?

The timing of revelations kept me guessing, and I wonder what guided those choices—did the author plan them all along or adapt as he wrote?